New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

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. had all is officers present, ana inc
~ ,,. under the command Of the veteran
r, ", ior John smith The review ana ur" pr"
o.1nr the i'm, peciion were a. nearly p"'lc'' d" ''''
,.ovrcct,d in 50 largo a body OF men ma"'"'I'"
In d IN room which. largo aS IL IS j lar HUM Il" ~
an, IN TO meet the requirements OF such an ocoa''o"
eNurrrp BY THEIR COLONIES VoIcr.
r,, f,pili.r voice Of Colonel EmmonS Clark, once
=, rI,.in, the commands after absence of three
ts rang clearly through the hall, calling forth
,t hest efforts Of the men. 1t was the thir'NhrNl
,r,l iu,lcciion of the regiment al Which Colonel
CI,,t ba, been present lie enlisted on January -
,s,- and has never missed an inspection
The fo.rh element in Company !. list Regiment
hs had a hard time since the inspection There have
- .everal discharges and explosions and one re-
dncion TO the ranks by Captain }. y. H. lre>>'I
ubo since ~, took hold Of the company IaNt Np'nE
has greatly improved its tone There arr ioi'N goo"
mon i'm Nh, company now and boom in recruiting Is
predicted. 80, ~,
The instruction given to the officers of tho OH
rocir,cr, every Monday evening recently has had
srecal reference to the outdoor drH oi the 'omd"u
,n General Browncn'S street Riot Tactics 10 take pace
on the evening of December G. tn" presentation "'
,re faithful service medals viii bc made on the same
evening. 80, -
Comuany F. o2d Regiment, Captain Nathaniel H.
Tlpr,ton has ninety names on lis rolls ana is
the largest company in the regiment. II ranks hIh
for drill discipline and Attendance
PREPARING FOR THEIR ANNUAL DINNER.
The annual dinner of the board Of officers OF the
18th Regiment Will take place on INC evening %
December = Colonel Jones. who has recently IL
,r,ned after a prolonged absence, Will preside
Mem were sent by the Department Of PuDlc WORKS
last week to examine the heating apparatus IN INC
armory of the 9th Regiment. with a we" J." P."'"-
fl In order 1t looks as If some attention was "'"H
paid to the needs Of This long neglected r'-'nc".
There are over seventy-f men umi"th'u """
dSi,i,c IN recruit squads Of the 9Th Regiment WI"
are no, vet enlisted and cannot be- uhul ''Ic '''
vacancies in the companies that tcy seen 10 ''''
Company y. of the 10Th Regiment VIII IAN '
,osd a. usual during tho coming season IN -Ni"- an
enter anmcnt and reception al the L"Aine'o" -N>'
Opera House II viii take place ON the cVch"s VI
1,ccenhcr % and will be a full dress aiar' \
minstrel performance and act from The haao ''
,I,a Alnha Dramatic Club viii be The programme
Dancing will follow. The sale of boxes VIII take iaco
q, he arm ny IN wednesday evening December q
I'll, Crccdmcor reception Of the SHOOTING ha''n
,o,n 81 the o3d Regiment j. I" be gwen al the
arnorv On OcrmCn' near M>rl'-'Fc "r"'h'' ~
rcy, SATURDAY evening plOGi'~cs t. be brii'" "'"'
Colonel John y Partridge Will command the regimen"
in full dress parade, after when 'heir WIZ "
dancrc Tho regiment Is In fine co"u''o" am -
receiving many applications for membership
THE 9TH REGIMENT WITHOUT a CHAPLAIN
since the refinement the Icv Dr. T. a Irc from
the position OF Chaplain Of the OH Regimen Oh ar
count of his removal 10 SprnGheid Mas "i"'"''
was ca led from his old charge, the Madison aN'' am
FYfty-,eventh-st Presbyterian Church, about wear
ago. the command has been without spirtua VISIT
The vacancy will probably soon be filed 10y Inc aP-
pontment of prominent Ncv-iork clergyman
The Isl battery. Captain Louis wendell, which passed
fine inspection this year and i lav>hy comp itl''''
by Colonel NicGrath in his report upon cNcell'no' ."
du ,olIellc ap, earance and mprove nont rnc' .a''
voar Will give monthly entertainments al the armory
during the winter
Company D, 2ad Regiment, is hard at work IN The
drlllroom II IS turning out, on an average 10 pei
cent q drills. - -.
Iy the res .na;icn OF I'irsi Lieutenant william y.
Chiffon. of Company X list Regiment, the command
loses an experienced and capable onccr His military
yervice logan a. private Of Company H. 3'th i'e'
ment on November Z, 1eGG lie took his discharge
on January %, 1875. lie Joined Company H. rs
Regiment on April "a 1853; was made corporal OF
1pue 2 l--5 and has been First Lieutenant since
January 90 l5sG
CAPTAIN John T. Leo Of Company I. 22d Regiment
who was recently married 20 Miss Isabella y Hgoire'
IS expected homo from his wedding tour early next
month In The meantime First Lieutenant J. q. j.
IJlleniaM IS in command Of the company
Captain Frederick T. Leigh supernumeIaiy o'Hcer.
has been assigned to duty signal officer Of the 2d
Brigade
THE Eth WILL LFAD THE FEsTIv'TiFS
The first Of the series Of promenade concerts to be
given during the winter by the band Of the 18th Reg
p,ent at the armory, will take place Ia January.
Company l. 22d Regiment has gained seven recruits
Sine November ! and applications for membership
are still coming In. 1910. - -, 49,,
trophy hi, year, qualified seventy men a. marksncn
Last year only sixty nine quamed N me o en'1 reg
nual supper Of Company will take place tO-morfo"
evening
rsins Of the following officers have beer accepted
Captain samuel W smith, i3ih Regimen Lem'e@I
Iarler Of the LIST Irgadr; First Lieutenant Nhale'
Ulrich. 18th separate Company Adlniant 1ehi}
Lark Regiment First Lieutenant JuiluA iifNh
1ilh Regiment Captain and Assistant surgeon
George W. PaiisOn. 9th Regiment and Lieutenant
Colonel Alexander 5. Bacon, I'D Regiment
RrvIvIvG OLD MEMORIES.
AT tho reunion OF the survivors Of the 9Th Rcgl-
mcR, New York Volunteers. on Thank giving Dag at
No 1872 Eowery, the following special order issued
at Alexandra. La, May - 15CJ, by Hchci al
William Dwight, commanding the 1st Brigade OF
General Growers Division Of tie 10Th Army Corps
read:
slEcAL oEDIns so A. ~,
2rcr'. ond Irtea,s. o. he Si1m iea,ment NeO OK
The Coma .nalng General Of the Brgad, cannot allow tho
Sem . AND s .efye. OF =" s-ge me 8'a
out 10 them MS apprec Of their conduct -
s %a.Sf at h cn
,he 81 Of May Isj-an nterv al IN ch Tho regiment en-
me a , 2 ,,S ss Inv .css gI an
three 81 tms sustaining well their reputation for ondH.
wiiIaresrc ,a the Government 'noulA hav. lost m,
Ttgiment though The tine has arrived ior It's nemDcTs
enjoy Their meritel repJse. BY r 81
Nm. DWIGHT
tSigped) Brig Gent CONG. 1T Iiflpaie.
". Il. uUNT A. GEM. Growers 18Th Army corps
1t IS expected that the site Of the armOry Of
the 7lSt Regiment will be located near One hundred
sndtenth ST.. west Of Central Park 1t viii De dih
eult to purchase a suitable site much further down
tOwn for the amount of money 10 be Appropriated
second Lieutenant Charles Nagel has been elected
Junior fist Lieutenant Of the Isl Eattery Michael
Keller has been made guidOn sergeant. Charles
Aaeiz, August Lowe and August Bccscr have been
elected cOrpOrals.
Sergeant, Ascller IIcnriqucS Steele Crane;
Ell anil lD.t
JeIe Mcf arthy OF tho list Regiment baVc been
hOnOraby discharged. Corporal William Costello OF
Company has been reduced TO The ranks.
Captain Julius J. IIerbOld, supcrnumcrary officer
who has been acting Assistant Inspector Of Lih'
Practice Of tho GJth Regiment has been renewed rom
duty by order of the commander In chief